Sublime

Whether you feel pleasure or fear, ask yourself who feels the pleasure or the fear and so carry on the sadhana until pleasure and fear

one realises the Self one will know that all suffering, not just one's own, is non-existent.

After the mind rejects objects, one after another, as transient and unreal, That which survives this elimination is Jnana.

When we study and try to understand his teachings, we should always bear in mind that all he teaches us has one purpose and one purpose alone, namely to direct us, motivate us and encourage us to turn back within to see ourself as we actually are and thereby surrender everything that we are not. All his teachings are therefore centred around and fo

Self-attention, in the form who am I, alone is the teaching of Sri Ramana.

which is the merging of the ego in the Self.

He also explains that while other spiritual practices may help to purify the mind, only self-investigation can eradicate the root cause of all misery – ego – and lead us to the ocean of infinite happiness.

that you should seek the source and merge in it.11

Solitude is a function of the mind. A man attached to desires cannot get solitude wherever he may be, whereas a detached man is always in solitude.